Downstairs was quiet.
Sarah and Scott were sitting on the couch, cuddling up, looking out the french windows and talking in whispers.
"What are you, crazy?" Harmonee snapped at Jax. "An accident? Really? Why are all these accidents happening now, one following the other? These aren't just accidents! You should know that. What if it was Hailey? Huh? Would you still-"
Standing out there alone, it took Madora a long time to process everything. It took a long time for her feelings to catch up with the wreckage that was now her life, but when it finally happened, cold tears flooded down her cheeks as if in compensation for the lost time. They kept falling as she trembled under the unbearable weight of it all and whispered; "He left me... he lied to me... he left me... he lied-"
"We have to take you to the hospital," Sarah tried for the hundredth time that afternoon. "Matilda, it's not a joke. You're getting worse by the minute."Pressing her righ
"How's the foot, kiddo?" Matilda said with a smile. A very fake and forced one. It was getting worse by the minute, Sarah was right. The chest pains assaulted her almost constantly, coming out of nowhere and leaving her breathless and pale. Not to mention the hacking like an old man part. Besides, it was not easy anymore to hide the bloody tissues.
The very loud growling of her empty stomach was what woke her up. Opening her eyes and blinking, she noticed that this was not Fiji. So sitting up slowly on the very warm and comfortable bed, she looked around.
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His doctor decided to keep him there for a few more days. Not that Scott was in any hurry to leave the hospital anyway. When he was alone he would end up thinking about what to do when the inevitable happened, and when he was not alone, which he usually was not, his friends were there with him, keeping him company, bringing him flowers or delicious Madora-made food, or read to him. They kept him sane by being there.
“Is this how you treat your friends, Mister Stevenson?” Harris recognized the sound immediately and it made him tense up. As if someone has just poured a bucket of ice over his head. Sobriety rushed back and he put the glass down. “Oh! If it is not Mister Mafia. I’m so honored you called.” He hoped for all of their sakes that his voice w